Epson SureColor T3270 User Manual - Page 95

Setting Procedures for Printing, Fit to Roll

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Epson SureColor T-Series User's Guide More Ways to Print Setting Procedures for Printing Making Settings in Windows 1 Display the printer driver's Printer Settings tab and adjust the following settings. U"Basic Printing Methods (Windows)" on page 57 3 In the Layout tab Borderless Enlargement Setting area, select either Auto Expand or Retain Size. 2 Select Borderless in the Size Settings area. To fit output to the roll width, choose Fit to Roll Paper Width before selecting Borderless. If Auto Expand is selected, click Amount of Enlargement and choose the amount cut off at the edges. Note: Retain Size is not available when Fit to Roll Paper Width is selected in the Printer Settings tab or Reduce/Enlarge is selected in the Layout tab. Max : 3 mm for left and 5 mm for right (the image shifts 1 mm to the right) Standard : 3 mm for left and right Min : 1.5 mm for left and right Note: Moving the slider towards Min decreases the image enlargement ratio. Therefore, some margins may appear at the edges of the paper depending on the paper and printing environment. 4 When roll paper is used, Auto Cut options are available in the Advanced tab Roll Paper Option area. U"About Roll Paper Cutting" on page 94 95

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Epson SureColor T-Series User’s Guide
More Ways to Print
95
Setting Procedures for Printing
Making Settings in Windows
1
Display the printer driver's Printer Settings tab
and adjust the following settings.
U
“Basic Printing Methods (Windows)” on
page 57
2
Select
Borderless
in the
Size Settings
area.
To fit output to the roll width, choose
Fit to Roll
Paper Width
before selecting Borderless.
3
In the Layout tab
Borderless Enlargement
Setting
area, select either
Auto Expand
or
Retain Size
.
If
Auto Expand
is selected, click
Amount of
Enlargement
and choose the amount cut off at
the edges.
4
When roll paper is used,
Auto Cut
options are
available in the Advanced tab
Roll Paper
Option
area.
U
“About Roll Paper Cutting” on page 94
Note:
Retain Size
is not available when
Fit to Roll
Paper Width
is selected in the Printer Settings tab
or
Reduce/Enlarge
is selected in the Layout tab.
Max
:
3 mm for left and 5 mm for right
(the image shifts 1 mm to the right)
Standard
:
3 mm for left and right
Min
:
1.5 mm for left and right
Note:
Moving the slider towards
Min
decreases the
image enlargement ratio. Therefore, some margins
may appear at the edges of the paper depending on
the paper and printing environment.